@smithadepak

We love a bold makeup look.

Enter: “bat wing” eyeliner.

Luckily,Hughes' bat wing eyeliner techniqueis here to save the day.

Makeup artist wears classic black bat wing eyeliner and red lipstick

@smithadepak

The trick is to apply your eyeliner with your eyes open and looking straight ahead.

To be clear, that’s not a bad thing.

The unique shapestarted by Hughesis something of a legend on social media now.

Bat Wing Eyeliner Foggy Katie Jane Hughes

@katiejanehughes

Bat Wing Eyeliner 101

Need a video refresher on how to apply the bat wing eyeliner trend?

Here, makeup artist Ariel shows us how it’s done via a concise but informative TikTok video.

Key to her technique is keeping eyes open, which makes a clean tool easy to achieve.

Bat Wing Eyeliner Sheer Gray

@maevaattrait

Here, she got creative with eyeshadow and makeup remover to mimic the appearance of traditional eyeliner formulas.

Cotton swabs dipped in micellar water work wonders for cleanup.

These bold, tattoo-inspired wings.

Bat Wing Eyeliner Dramatic

@missladytesha

When Tesha’s eyes are half-closed, you’re able to see the full silhouette.

But when her eyes are wide open, the tailored design molds into a classic wing.

Pretty cool, no?

Makeup artist wears classic black bat wing eyeliner and red lipstick

@smithadepak

And, if you ask us, Instagram MUA and YouTube sensation SmithaDeepak nailed the look.

Don’t believe us?

That’s the case for YouTuber Saifa.

Bat Wing Eyeliner Icy

@yeoinbird

That’s exactly what makeup artist Lauren Mellusi managed with this look.

The crisp edges come to a sharp yet seemingly infinite point.

Burgundy Bat Wing Eyeliner

Last but not least, we have another beautiful option from Hughes herself.

Bat Wing Eyeliner Faded

@laurenmellusimakeup

Bat Wing Eyeliner Burgundy Katie Jane Hughes

@katiejanehughes